A request from your boss Task 1 Match the beginnings and endings of the phrases

Task 2
Match the sentences (a–d) that mean the same thing (1–4).
Sentences Sentences
1. …… I can do 4. a. I’m free every day at four.
2. …… I can’t do 4. b. I’m free at four.
3. …… I can always do 4. c. I’m not free at four.
4. …… We all agree to meet at 4. d. We’re going to meet at four.
Transcript
Cara: So for our _____ project, do you want to start this week?
Selim: Yeah, I want to start early so we _____ enough time.
Robert: Me too, but I’ve got a _____ maths project too.
Cara: How about we _____ first to plan what we’re going to do? Just _____ an hour.
Robert: Good idea, Cara.
Cara: When are _____ free?
Robert: I can always do mornings before _____.
Cara: Robert … Uh …
Selim: I’m sleeping _____10!
Robert: OK! OK, so _____ are you two free?
Cara: Wednesdays are good for me. But _____very early, please!
Selim: I can’t do _____mornings on Wednesdays but I have 3 till 5 free.
Robert: I can do _____ o’clock, just before my maths _____.
Cara: Great, 4 then. Where _____ we meet?
Selim: The library?
Robert: I don’t know. The library isn’t a good _____ for a planning meeting as we can’t talk in
_____.
Cara: How about the university café? It’s near the library. We can _____ in there. And eat cake.
Selim: Cake is good.
Robert: OK, so Wednesday at the _____. I need to leave at ten to five to go to my maths _____.
Cara: No problem. Planning will take less than an _____.
Selim: OK! See you Wednesday for _____.
Robert and Cara: _____, Selim!
Shopping for clothes
Task 1
Put the questions in the order that you hear them.

_____Where are the changing rooms?
_____Would you like a bag for that?
_____What size do you need?
_____Can I help you?
_____How much is this?
_____Can I pay by credit card?